Course Content
2.2 Definitions
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Definitions
2.3 Targeting Sustainability in Agricultural Systems
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Targeting Sustainability in Agricultural Systems
2.4 Agroecosystems Analysis
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Agroecosystems Analysis
2.5 A conceptual model to evaluate sustainability of agroecosystems
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A conceptual model to evaluate sustainability of agroecosystems
2.5.1 Dimensions of Farm Agroecosystems
2.5.2 Dimensions of Farm Agroecosystems
Conclusion
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Conclusion
References
Assessment of land management options and climate adaptation strategies under a systems perspective
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